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4/22/2021
As a loyal supporter for many years, Jack Drescher created scholarships in honor of his parents and a good friend and most recently increased his commitment to include Hampden-Sydney College in his estate plans.
H-SC Named a Best Value College
4/21/2021
Princeton Review ranks Hampden-Sydney College No. 2 in Best Alumni Network and No. 6 in Best Schools for Internships categories.
The College Celebrates 245th Graduating Class
4/15/2021
Commencement for the Class of 2020 will be held on April 24, 2021, on the lawn of Venable Hall.
Hampden-Sydney College Announces $12 Million Gift
4/12/2021
Hampden-Sydney College is pleased to announce a $12 million gift from the estate of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. Blair Dickinson, Jr. ’37. The Dickinsons’ extraordinary gift is the second-largest in the College’s history.
Theatre Professor's Screenplay Honored
4/5/2021
Hampden-Sydney College Professor of Theatre Shirley Kagan’s screenplay, Civil Blood, was recently honored as a quarter-finalist in the Atlanta Film Festival and a semi-finalist in the prestigious Cynosure Film competition.
Inaugural Sipe Research Fellowships Awarded
3/29/2021
Hampden-Sydney College is excited to announce the inaugural recipients of the Sipe Summer Research Fellowship—Heath Rozier ’22 and Connor Eickelman ’24.
3/25/2021
Hampden-Sydney College announced today that Dean of Students Robert Sabbatini will become the executive director of the Eastern Shore of Virginia Chamber of Commerce and the Eastern Shore Tourism Commission.
3/22/2021
At College Church on Sunday, March 14, Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) initiated 10 students, two resident members, and one honoris causa member.
Compass Receives Program Development Grant
3/18/2021
Hampden-Sydney College's experiential learning program, Compass, has been awarded a Program Development Grant from the Council of Independent Colleges Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education, with support from Lilly Endowment, Inc.
Exploring World Views in East Asian Religions
3/10/2021
In his Religions of East Asia course, Assistant Professor of Asian Religions Gardner Harris makes an interesting connection between the practice of mindfulness present in these religions, the liberal arts tradition, and the Hampden-Sydney College mission.